I want to make my Tutorials section similar to this site:
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/forums/tutorials.html

How would I do that? Do I make each Tutorial or write up its own page? Or how can I do this?

Yes everyone I got my site up! Its not done yet but looks nice.

Hi,

That is basically a forum which people have written articles - the script could perhaps have an articles section coded in. The forum route is one way of doing this.

A PHP script would help you here there are many out, most with admin areas. Try Here

Good luck

No I know about the forums. ANd I know that does not come with the forums. It was a add on. I want something like it but in html code to add to my website not forums.

Like something to put my tutorials in a oragnized manner like that. Is there a code for that?

HTML is static, so if you used only html, you would have to write up a new html file, complete with all the layout and style stuff for every new tutorial. You'd end up repeating things over and over again just to get it to look right. With a small amount of scripting you can save yourself a lot of effort. PHP is a nice easy one to learn and it's free. There's perl too, or if you want you can go down the Microsoft route with ASP.NET.

Well I have no idea what to do. I want to do something like this on my website not forums. Do you know of any thing like this for me to do?

Think of HTML as a book. Now think of CGI (common gateway interface) as an editor. If the book needs changed, the editor will update it automatically for you.

Now if you want simply a layout of tutorials, you could always set them up in tables.
PROS: straightforward HTML.
CONS: Updating becomes a pain.

If you don't mind branching out from your site, you could use a proboards message board. They are fully customizable and look really nice. You could set all of the permissions as to whom can post. Proboards is not the only free message board system, there are quite a few out there.
PROS: Everything is done and works great, no kinks or errors. Fully customizable.
CONS: Adds may become overwhelming or unsightly.


Another alternative is to install a script yourself. Again, they have free scripts everywhere.
PROS: No adds
CONS: Script installation (server pending) can be a real hassle. Some servers will not allow CGI scripts at all.

I use IPD and have them there. I want them on my main site for more hits by google. I think I can just add them or make them each there own page and put them on a list on the Tutorials page. That way they will be easy to upload and easy to edit and re-upload.

Hopefully it will work out all-right